In this episode of “Reimaging Atlantis”, we will be exploring the climate of Atlantis as described by the ancient Greek philosopher, Plato. Specifically, we will be examining Plato's clues about the presence of certain plant and animal species in Atlantis and comparing them to the climates in which they are known to thrive today.
We will begin by discussing the chestnut tree, which Plato describes as being abundant in Atlantis. We will explore the climate conditions required for chestnut trees to thrive and compare them to the conditions described by Plato.
Next, we will delve into the other trees and plants mentioned by Plato, such as flowers, herbs, and other trees. We will examine the climates in which these plants are known to grow today and compare them to the conditions described in Plato's text.
We will also take a look at the presence of horses, cattle, and elephants in Atlantis as described by Plato. We will explore the climates that are most suitable for these animals to thrive and compare them to the conditions described by Plato.
Throughout the episode, we will also consider other factors that may have influenced Plato's descriptions, such as the limitations of the technology of his time.
Join us as we explore the climate of Atlantis and uncover the truth behind Plato's clues.
This episode's sources were used with chatGPT.
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